Kalvin Phillips is likely to leave Manchester City after just 31 appearances, with limited playing time and high cost per minute played.
The first time Kalvin Phillips spoke to media as a Manchester City player, the task ahead of him was clear. How can he hope to get minutes ahead of Rodri. He insisted he was good enough to play at City and learn under Pep Guardiola. He insisted he could play alongside Rodri, rather than instead of him. Eighteen months later, and Phillips is staring at an exit from City after just 31 appearances for the club, of which just six have been starts, at an average of under half an hour per appearance.
He is unlikely to reach the 1,000-minute mark in sky Blue, and City have paid £46,000 per minute he has played. Or £1.35m per appearance. ALSO READ: Man City's new academy director sets priority to find 'the player of the future' ALSO READ: Kevin De Bruyne position change could help Man City solve pressing no.10 dilemma The ultimate nail in an already-shut coffin could come as Phillips may well be overlooked for the FA Cup visit of Championship strugglers Huddersfield on Saturda
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